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Labvanced alternatives
Labvanced helps researchers build and run behavioral experiments without code. Its visual builder supports millisecond reaction-time measures, webcam eye tracking, questionnaires, audio and video stimuli, mouse tracking, and real-time multi-participant studies. Researchers can connect EEG systems, eye trackers, motion sensors, and wearables through Lab Streaming Layer, recruit through several services, and study live third-party websites with a Chrome extension. The free plan includes 300 MB storage, 10 recordings, and one active recruiting link; Researcher Basic includes 3,000 MB and 200 recordings yearly, but its numeric price is not shown.
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GazePlotter
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+3No-code gaze visualization and imported eye-tracking analysis — GazePlotter analyzes imported gaze files with extensive plots, while Labvanced builds and runs experiments with live measurements.
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GazeRecorder
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb+1Remote webcam eye tracking for UX materials — GazeRecorder focuses on webcam recordings, real-time viewing, and heatmaps for websites, images, videos, and apps.
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Hawkeye
Free plan iPhoneWebMobile-friendly website, image, and prototype eye tests — Hawkeye tests websites, images, and prototypes without code changes, adding screen recordings and UI-element statistics.
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iTrace
Free plan LinuxSelf-hostedWebOpen-source, self-hosted webcam gaze and pupil analysis — iTrace provides programmable gaze, fixation, saccade, microsaccade, blink, and pupil analysis through a self-hosted toolkit.
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PyGaze
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsPython-built experiments with supported eye trackers — PyGaze offers a Python interface for stimulus presentation and tracker communication, unlike Labvanced's no-code visual workflow.
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Chiasm
Free trial APIWebLarge-scale browser studies using webcam gaze data — Chiasm streams timestamped webcam gaze coordinates through JavaScript integrations and supports hundreds of simultaneous participants.
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OGAMA
Free plan WindowsWindows slideshow experiments with open-source analysis — OGAMA records and analyzes slideshow eye- and mouse-tracking data with attention maps, saliency, replay, and statistical outputs.
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OpenGazer
Free plan LinuxSelf-hosted - 9
Retra
Free plan Android - 10
WebGazer.js
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 11
Feng-GUI
Free trial APIWeb - 12
GazeSense
Free trial APILinuxWindows - 13
UXR Eye Tracking
Free plan Web - 14
Gazepoint Analysis UX Edition
Free trial Windows - 15
RealEye
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb - 16
SR Research Data Viewer
Free trial LinuxMacWindows - 17
EyeWorks
Paid AndroidiPhone - 18
Pupil Core
Paid APILinuxMac+1 - 19
Dikablis D-Lab
Paid Windows - 20
Fred
Paid Web5.5 Visit site - 21
Tobii Pro Lab
Free trial Windows - 22
SR Research WebLink
Free trial ExtensionWindows - 23
ViewPoint EyeTracker
Paid APILinuxMac+1 - 24
Pupil Player
Paid LinuxMacWindows
Readers may prefer an alternative when they need focused gaze analysis, webcam testing, open-source control, self-hosting, or a different device mix. Labvanced works in browsers and offers a Windows, macOS, and Linux Ubuntu desktop app, while some alternatives target mobile devices, Windows-only workflows, or browser analysis. Compare whether you need experiment creation or imported-data analysis, participant scale, hardware connections, privacy handling, visualization depth, exports, offline use, and commercial permissions. Pricing ranges from free tools to Chiasm's paid service from €0.25 with a 7-day trial.